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Military

Air Force veteran Don Morton is learning the art of watchmaking through the Veterans Watchmaker Initiative (Shirley Min/WHYY)
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Veterans learn watchmaking in Delaware

Classes are underway teaching a handful of veterans horology, which is the art of making watches.

8 years ago

In formation and against a blue sky, members of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds fly overhead while Eagles players look on, hands on their hearts, during the national anthem
Lifestyle

On ‘Radio Times’: ‘Paid patriotism’ partly explains military reverence at sporting events

After comments by President Trump calling athletes “sons of bitches” for kneeling during the national anthem a debate has erupted across the country about patriotism.

8 years ago

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President Richard Nixon sits in his White House office after delivering a nationwide television address in Washington, April 27, 1972. Nixon discussed events surrounding his 'Vietnamization' program, saying he is withdrawing another 20,000 American troops from Vietnam by July 1. (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi, file)
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Politics & Policy

Don’t overgeneralize the failures in Vietnam

To dismiss the Vietnam War as a total failure for the United States or a warning against any intervention may prevent us from seeing solutions to today's problems.

8 years ago

Homeless veteran James Thomas, 62, who was sleeping along the Miami River, talks with officials from the Veteran's Administration during the Point In Time Homeless Census, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015, in Miami.
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Politics & Policy

Far from battlefield, soldiers forced to continue fighting

Most of us recall when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began, but in the American post-war narrative, many recently retired troops have become marginalized by our government.

8 years ago

Soldiers are walking through a muddy field in Vietnam on a search and destroy operation
The Philadelphia Experiment
Politics & Policy

My father could have died in Vietnam

Unlike so many men who were poor and black, my father didn’t go to Vietnam, and that circumstance changed what could have been — not only for my father, but also my family.

8 years ago

Doug Petersen stands by a Huey medevac helicopter in Vietnam. (photo courtesy Doug Petersen)
Community

Vietnam Dustoff crews gather in Delaware to remember

Laughter and tears marked the reunion for Vietnam veterans who flew medical evacuation missions during the war. They gathered in Dover this weekend.

8 years ago

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Arts & Entertainment

Tony Auth on Vietnam’s role in his career as a political cartoonist

From the Tony Auth archives an excerpt from the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist's 2005 interview with the Library of Congress.

8 years ago

The author is shown, second from the left, following his release from jail in July with other members of protest group Bowling Green Patriots. (Courtesy of Samuel S. Flint)
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Lifestyle

Taking it to the streets, then and now

This story is part of a WHYY series examining how the United States, four decades later, is st ...

8 years ago

 A picture of Huey 823. The Liberty War Birds are restoring the UH-1H for flight (Shirley Min/WHYY)
Science

The Huey and the Vietnam veteran

The sound of the iconic Huey helicopter is unmistakable to a Vietnam veteran.

8 years ago

President Lyndon Johnson walks from his office in the White House to a studio in the Executive Mansion to address the nation on the bombing of North Vietnam, Jan. 31, 1966. (AP Photo, file)
National Interest
Lifestyle

Vietnam: The war that was waged in my head

In the winter of my 13th year, I made a momentous life decision. I marched into my parents’ suburban kitchen and declared that when ...

8 years ago

Robert McNamara, right, defense secretary under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, is shown in 2001 at a forum at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
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Community

Who fights our wars? Other people’s children

A volunteer-only army outsources foreign wars to the poor and working class — one of the worst legacies of Vietnam, which was also fought mostly by less-privileged Americans.

8 years ago

Lifestyle

Five ways Hollywood looks at Vietnam [video]

As Ken Burns turns his documentary lens on Vietnam, WHYY’s Patrick Stoner examines five ways Hollywood has explored the war. ...

8 years ago

Community

The Philly Vietnam wall still speaks to and for many [video]

This story is part of a WHYY series examining how the United States, four decades later, is ...

8 years ago

Craters formed by bombs dropped during the Vietnam War
Community

Video artist traces the scars of war from South Philly to Vietnam

A Philadelphia video artist born in Vietnam is shooting a documentary chronicling his personal connection to scars the war left on the landscape.

8 years ago

 In this Saturday, April 1, 1972, file photo, Daniel Ellsberg, chief defendant in the Pentagon Papers case, addresses a crowd at the State Capitol in Harrisburg, Pa. following an anti-war parade that ended at the Capitol. (AP Photo/Rusty Kennedy)
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Lifestyle

Vietnam was my first war

This story is part of a WHYY series examining how the United States, four decades later, is st ...

8 years ago

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